The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-06-24

SA't1 O1,
1t is probable that an NJ. p. Church Will be
established at Pitman Grove before long.
The matchmaking of the grounds surround
ing G. G. Green's residence at Woodbury. will
cost 5000.
The body OF John Wilson, who was drowned
ut atlantic City last sunday, was recovered
Wednesday.
The Sunday schools of Clayton will go ON
their annual excursion to Atlantic City on the
18th of July.
Twenty-Five per cent. of the scholars of the
Clarksboro public school have moved out OF
the district.
Eleven Grand Army Posts of south Jersey
wilImake their fifth annual excursion to At
lantic City, on July 18th.
The site of the Davis hotel property at
Bridgeton will be covered with buildings
whose aggregate value will exceed 10000.
State Chemist shippcn Wallace had George
Lawrence, Il milkman, fined $50 in Bridgeton
last week for selling milk below the legal
standard.
The Bridgeton bicycle Club viii run an ex-
cnrsion TO Atlantic City on Friday, July Ist
The excursion will be over the West Jersey
Railroad.
The NJ. Il. Church at Cape May is getting in
place a new organ, which is to cost about
$3.50. The building had Ia be modified to ac-
commodate il.
The camden canning factories have been
running upon %strawberries and peas. Easp-
berries, cherries and other fruits will be taken
in their order.
AIittle son of Rev. u. II. King, OF yincland,
viii lose one OF his eyes by an accident caused
by another little fellow shooting 4 small,
blunt arrow into it.
The knights of the Golden Eagle are 10 have
u grand parade at Atlantic City in August.
Five thousand uniformed knights are eS-
pecied 10 be in line.
While bathing near Applegate's Pier, at At
lantic Cify,on sunday, John Wilson. of rhiia-
delphia, was seized with cramps and sank be
fore assistance could reach him.
state Dairy Commissioner Newton has be
gun Il vigorous prosecution against Il number
OF eroeers in Camden and vicinity Tor alleged
violation OF The oleomargarine law,
Joseph Einear, a constable, residing near
~Plelsamtyile, died very suddenly ON wednes
day at a hotel in the lower part Of Atlantic
City. County Physician Reilly Is invesiigat-
ing the case.
\ FL caf-old lad named Mayhem and his @
year-oid sister, whose Parents live At Clayton,
were found on Tuesday nj WcStville, having
run away from home 10 go To Philadelphia to
sell newspapers.
The steamer Norman l.. Wagner or its owh-
ers have become ~diSsusted with Hridgeton
trade. The boats owners refuse to 20 ON
another trip, but have the craft tied 10 the
wharf in that city.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Unions
throughout Monmouth county havc decided
to get up circumstances against the granting
OF licenses in every locality and present Them
nj each term of conrt.
The committee OF Gloucester county farmers
appointed 10 endeavor 10 secure n reduction
in market wagon tolls from The Gloucester
Ferry Company met the officials of the latter
yesterday by appointment, and the question
was fully discussed.
The Alliance Jews, at Nineland, have ship
ped about ea,0D quarts of strawberries this
year. aud more than 10000 quarts have been
sent 20 market from Vineland Centre, for
which from five TO ten cents per quart has
been realized by the owners.
Alfred G. Reeves, of Millyille, whose record
and standing Mt Princeton have never been
surpassed, recently graduated from the Column
bia Law School at New York, carrying OF the
first honors and securing the prize tutorshlp,
which is worth $500 a year for three years.
.yineland will have an old fashioned eth of
July. There will be a burlesque parade in
the morning, and in the afternoon a general
procession of trades and societies. The
bicycle club will give an exhibition, and Rev.
u. IL. King will be tho orator of the day.
Mr.. Ellis, a Vlneland fruit grower, lights the
rosebug with a movabl frame several feet
square, covered with a coat of tar. The trap
is placed under the grape vines and the hugs
are Jared OH upon the tarred surface, A large
vineyard can be gone over in this manner in a
very short time.